About this episode

The episode explores the Hebrew Roots Movement and its implications for modern Christianity.

Last week, Steve and Rich clarified which parts of Scripture are considered doctrine. This week, they explore what it looks like when a follower of Christ feels convicted to observe Old Hebrew practices. Steve introduces this as the Hebrew Roots Movement, which teaches that modern Christianity has drifted from Jesus’ original teachings and that the Torah should be restored to prominence. This can include rejecting Christian holidays, observing ceremonial laws, and using original Hebrew names ...

People in this episode

Hosts: Steve, Rich

Topics covered

• Hebrew Roots Movement
• Old Hebrew practices
• Christianity
• Scripture
• Torah
• doctrine

Keywords

• Hebrew Roots Movement
• Old Hebrew practices
• Christianity
• Torah
• ceremonial laws
• doctrine

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Hebrew Roots Movement, Torah, Christianity

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